This site provides a bibliography of the published reports of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, including: 15-Minute Quadrangle Reports (designed for the nonprofessional with simple text and few scientific names), bulletins (designed to appeal to professional and amateur geologists seeking further information about the geology of the region), geologic maps, mineral resources, ... Full description.

This site has a list of references that cover a wide range of information about the sea floor. From the discovery of the Titanic to the undersea riches of black smokers, the list includes a number of magazine articles that have taken a close look at deep sea vents. The list contains articles in publications that range from Boys Life to Science World. The magazine articles look at: the challenges of ... Full description.

The GIS Bibliography, hosted on the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) Virtual Campus Library, is a comprehensive, free bibliography on geographic information systems (GIS). It is searchable by keyword or by title, author, or abstract; type of material; language; or year. It includes journal articles, books and book chapters, reports, theses, and other materials about GIS. Some digital ... Full description.

This is a world-wide database of the longest and deepest caves. The data are sorted by depth (deeper than 300 m) or by length (longer than 3 km). There is also an alphabetic list by country, and bibliographic or contact information is provided, where available. Also provided is a full bibliography of all references used in the data, a contributors list, and links to other cave lists. Full description.

Sustainability has always been an important issue to Indigenous peoples, although it is sometimes a confusing new concept to industrialized nations. This collection of websites, print publications, and media about sustainability features those that incorporate Indigenous views of the subject. Vol. 13, Issue 3, Spring 2002 Full description.

This searchable database of reports and thematic maps currently contains more than 69,000 United States Geological Survey (USGS) bibliographic citations, including USGS numbered series begun as early as 1880. The basic search options include author and/or title. Advanced search options include author, text in title, year or range of years, publication series and number, and a variety of options for ... Full description.

This topical directory provides an alternate way to browse United States Geological Survey (USGS) science programs and activities. It is not an exhaustive list of all USGS science topics but provides a categorization using a thesaurus of related terms that will give definitions, links to science content, and a structured approach to discovery. The directory is divided into fourteen major topic headings, ... Full description.

This textual reference describes the history of seismographs, including how they work, as well as seismic waves, travel-time curves, and phase nomenclature. Full description.

Guides student progress on science fair projects, providing links to online resources for each step in the process: choosing a topic, understanding the scientific method, posing a good question, finding resources or asking experts for information. Plus, recommends links with tips for preparation of student papers displays and presentations. And, provides a list of links are like handbooks, taking ... Full description.

This site is a listing of tips, tricks, tools and articles for spreadsheet work. You can find presentations, articles and books covering many subjects associated with working on spreadsheets. This is a useful list of additional resources for working with spreadsheets. Full description.